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angels seen in Tennessee.
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The following is from = Tennessee
paper:
On last Saturday evening about
sundown, on the Sterling johnson
place two and half miles southeast
Of MILAN, six angels we're sgen =, fl
down into the yard ei Mrs Wood, 4
WILSON, 1t seems hat Mrs Wo1d was
very low with sickness, and several
ladies were present, attending to ti,e
wants Of the sick, when Il noise IN the
yard attracted their attention. Up
on looking out of the window they saw
an angel: and in moment more it
VS. joined by five others. They were
there onl, a few minutes aud took
their flight, flying straiaht up until
lost to ,icw. They, wiTh the except
ion of wings, were IN the form aud
shape of man, with -iear cut and fine
~ formed features, aud were clothed
il garments of pure aud spotless White,
while halo of heavenly light eneir
cled their head.
The above is told US for the truth
and is veuched for by the ladies who
we're in attendance upon Mrs. Wood.
Be that as it may, it caused consider
able excitement in that neighbor-
hood.
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ATA 2 e p

Is an iniIaned conditions q The lining aen-
bEanc OF tie nOetriis. se:r ducts aud Throat
atsccting .hc lungs. i n arrti mucus Is aecretea
the discharge i accompanied With 4 burning
sensation. There re severe spasnlS OF SneezlnE
frequent attacks Of headache, watery and in
famed eyes. Ely's Cream Balm is /. remedy
that can be depended urGH to relieve at once
andcfIre
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HGiu Hy BACH ACHES

giH4PIEs. B.3.clIe us, Skin BIe,.9;sLes, and
( ssFs RA};7 EEusnorz, use CU-i. ura Soap"
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We want to see our farmer friends
make exhibits of their stock, fruits,
preserves, and farm products at the
coming State fair. The cost will be
but little and it will prove a paying
investment. Our farmers who 90
will get better and broader ideas !;
they will see how other sections farm
and will learn many valua bic lessons.
THE SENTINEL will be there to tell
of the exhibits and hopes to be able to
tell of many fine ones from Forsyth
and its neighbors. If you want any
information about the arrangement Of
your exhibit, cost, premiums or any
other particulars, write to the secreta-
ry, John Nichols, Esq, Releigh, n. c
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COZ -
20
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IaexiCar1
Mustang
IinImen1
CURES
sciatica, Scratches. Contracted
Lunlbago, Sprains, Muscles
rheumatism. Strains, Eruptions.
Burns, Stitches, Hoof All,
Scalds, Stiff Joints, Screw
stings, Baekache, Worms,
Bites, Calls, Syinney,
Bruises, Sores Saddle Calls.
Bunions, SPAWN Piles.
Corns; Cracks.


THIS GOOD OLD STANDBY
piishes for everybody exactly what is claimed
forit one OF the reasons for the great popularity Of
tho Mustang Eminent is found in its universal
applicability Everybody needs such = iaeaicine
The E4.,Inbe r,ial: needs e in case OF cccident.
The Housewife needs it for general family use.
TIE CssnaIer needs It for his and mis- men.
The " echauic needs it always or his work
encl.
The TIzncr needs It in case OF emergency.
The Pioneer needsit-can't get aIons without 1t.
The Farmer needs IL in his house, his stable.
and his stock yard.
The StcanIbcGe man or the BoHtu:nn needs
=: n liberal supply afoat and ashore.
The Herself meier needs tit IS bis best
.rIerd and safest reliance.
The StSciz-grovvcr needs Tit viii save him
i.ouaauis OF dollars and c E-orId sf trouble.
tbs E5s:;!:ofl I..stIl needs 1t and viii neeis
.:sg his life Is round OF accidents and dangers
,I'ae lacIlxyoCtisIIGiln needs It. There is moth
Ing Iii-c it as stidote for the dangers to life.
.... and comfort which Surround the pioneer
T!.2 Merchant needs It about his store ai.aong
is employees. Accidents viii happen, ard when
3ase come the Mustang Lnimcrt is wanted at once.
Keep = E1ttle int ste Houses IT'S tae best of
economy.
FSser q Bottle ia she ctac sorYs It's immediate
IN case Of accident saves pain and loss of wages.
Keep T. Bottle Always IN the stnbie for
gee when wanted.
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E Z IS
cream BALM

CT az s rs III c
II c I'D. 1Uags
INF a N ~ cetion.
Heals The Sores.
i2esforcs The Sen
SIS Of Taste SaaN
herring. i qutch
reHet. 4 po4ifire
Cure.
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Ax Back Abe, Kidney Pains aud
TssEA Weakness Soreness. Ls,fneHess,S STRAINS
Syr5 and Pain relieved in one minute by
the Cuticure Anti-Pai4 TI&ster-i faihbic-
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sCKoFULoUs ULCERS.

James E Richardson, Custom House, NsP
Orleans, on oath says: ain 1870 Scrofuiots
Ulcers broke out on my body until l was a
mas q mass Of corruption. Everything lnswa
10 the medical Rculty was tried in vain. !
became :. mere wreck. At times could not III
my hands to my head, could not turn in bed J;
was III constant pain, and looked upon lie IS
curse. No relief or cure in ten years. IN
1880 I heard of the CUTIcURA REMEDIES, used
them and was perfectly cured
Sworn To before L. : Com. J. D. CRAWFORD.
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YaTEATEIg BLOOD
ocrofuIous. Inherited and Contagious
HuInors Cured By Cuti-
cura

TuEOUGH the medium Of one OF your books
L 4cc. we'd through Mr.. Frank T. Wra-,
Druggist, Apollo, Pa, l became aoqu3int
Ja your CUTICUEA REMEDIES, and take this
opportunity to testify TO you that Their use has
permanently cured ne Of one IF tho worst cases
81 blood poisoning, ii connection VIII ctysIpr-
las Eltat have ever seen, and this after iaE il 3
sen pronounced ncurabie by some II best
physicians in our county. take pleasure in
/, rwarding to yeu this testimonial, unsolicited
rs is by YOU, in order that others suffering
rom similar maledies may be encouraged TO
give vour CUTICURA REMEDIES trial.
p. s. WHITLINGER, Leechburg, Pa.
Reference: F. T. WRAY, Druggist, Apollo, Pa
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ONE oETHE WORST CASES.

We have been selling your Cuticura Rene
lies Ton, years and have the first complaint yet
To rec i've from purchaser. One OF the worst
cases Of Scrotula eyer saw was cured by the
use Of iivs bottles If Cu,ioura Resolyent, CUT
,,rra and Cutieura Soap. The Soap takes the
Cake here rs 6 medical soap.
TAYLOR / TAYLOR, Druggists,
Frankfort. Kan.
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Piucky Charleston.

town perhaps IS not al earthquake;
yet neither is an earthquake al
ways the eXtinguiSher that tradi-
ioli has generally represented it.
Charleston, us live aud energetic
and hopeful to-day as ever She was,
tcsiiteS 10 this. a heroic old burg
is Charleston. THEY WHO write
songs Should love her. Proud deeds
size does through tribulations more
dreadful than nen at IL distance
have imagined. Marks of her earth
quake Wreck ale still aboundlng.-
Historic Old structures show the
gaping prUci Of the terrible night
tine of i;'Sl August; walls CRACKED
and tulhbllng, streets torn, lnonn-
ments Scared and broken, 1t hun
tired sad and sutidening evidences
confront The people ut every turn.
Still, there is no sound OF lanient;l
llon on Tie cornels; III the places
Of trade tie old activity relsns; no
citizen expresses aught but conf
dencc in the tutule;erery prophecy,
every declaration has nope and ear.
nest expectation iii tn. \.
Times:
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1887-04-09

Judge Bond has delivered an
opinion in the habeas corpus case
OF Wn. l.. Royal, who was convict
cd Il few weeks ago in the Hastings
Court of Richmond, of bringing
suits in the United States Court
against the members of the grand
jury Of the Hastings Court, who
rad indicted him for barratry.-
Judge Bond in his opinion held
Hat every citizen has a right to sue
amy one when he believes that he
has been aggrieved, and entered
an order therefore discharging
Royal from custody. The decision,
of course, is as was anticipated,
and ep:edicted some days ago.
1t requires no prophetic vision to
see what Judge Bonds decision
will he when the case submitted 10
him is one in which the interests
of Virginia are involved.
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emf. Lie ,t..Gov. Massey and Sem

menu. Lie lt.-Gov. Massey and Sem
ator Rhea, two of tue commission,
have always been regarded as rep
resenting the ultra element OF tue
debt question. The commission is
not as strong as it was believed it
would he made. IfGen. Wiclham
is excepted, The Republicans have
no representation OH the commits,
sion. Many Democrats believe that
it would be policy torecognize that
party in selecting members Tor
these places.
The commission OF the bonthold.
ers will not have amy enlarged pow
ers. Their action will be circum-
scribed us well as that OF the Ley
iSlaturr. It's Stated upon good
authority that the hondholders
will agree TO place their bonds and
rax-lvccivable coupons i'll trust III
New York and take in lien Il new
bond 0! reduced rate OF interest,
without y tax-rcceivable coupon,
that will not increase the present
hulden Of taxation. They will not
agree to amy reduction oIthe prln-
lpaI further titan tho one third
already surrendered when they
gave up their ante-wlr bond Ill
llS71.
RICHMOND, VA, April 5.-Inthe
Senate TO-DAY. protest was submit
tied, sigued by all the Malone Re
publican members of that body
This sets thtllatin the appoint
Fmentsof the commission to.collter
with tile bonllotders the Republi-
cans OF the Senate were ignored
.Frbey protesGagainst being accrctl-
|lted with opposing the settlement
OF The debt, but declare they are
willing to such a settlement on the
Riddlebcrgrr basis. The Republic
cans insisted upon heil.eonstitu
,ioua right to have this paper
spread upon the Journal. a lively
debate cnsned, III which Mr.. Berry
objected that tile protest. misrepre-
scented facts. Ecclaimcd That Gen.
Wickham WAS IL Republican,. Lieut..
Governor Massey made Il ST eech,
i'll which he explained his appoint
mention the commission.
4 a joint resolution WAS adopted
by both houses Of tie General As
>elnbly 10 day takilig;l recess from
10 MORROW, the 9TH instant, to
Man 3.
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The Prospect of Cleycland's Renomina-

UfVus
WASHINGTON, April "a Dem
ocratic Senator who has differed
with the President on several po-
litical points, but is nevertheless @
great admircr OF Mr.. Cleveland, re-
marked to day that The time has
about arrived for the Democratic
party to begin looking around for
a leader IN the next national cam
paign. Those who have declared
themselves opposed 10 the renom-
nation OF Cleveland, he says, find
lt.imposSlblc, when urged to do SO,
to name a Democrat WHO can pre-
sent a stronger claim to the sup
port aud confidence OF the parity
Mr.. Cleveland has, Says the Scna-
tor. demonstrated to the people,
without regard to party, that he
means 10 be fair and honest, amt
tlat his principal aim is to conduc'
the affairs Of The government ON
strictly business principles. The
politicians may cry out that he has
| Favored interests other than those
of his PARTY friends, but when the
strong Light OF Investigation is
thrown upon his public acts, but
few instances can be shown where
he has forgotten what is due to the
Democratic party. When thespol
itiein,s are brought face to face
with the proposition, "Shall we re-
lliDQuish all that the Democratic
party has gained By It's aScenden-
cy to punish Grover Cleveland be
cause he is said toli;lve overlooked
or ignored some of theactive work
ers OF his party, or shall we hole
on to what we have and Try to re
elect him in again i'll 1SSS~ tll'
majority of them. the Senate
thinks, will choose the latter course
The Democratic party, he adds
has made a good impression upoi
the people generality, and it vii
not do ful 1t To even thick OF Sacrl
ticing all that ii has struggled fu
for so many years to satisfy n lev
personal jealouSies ana disappolllt
ed ambitions. To predict that tll'
next Democratic national conrcn-
ton would give Cleveland S admin
iS!ration Il hearty Endorsement
ana that his denomination would bt
insisted upon i'll such unnistakbl'
terms that even Mr.. Cleveland. not
outstanding his alleged objection
to a second term, will he compelled
to bow to 1t and again bevonle tll'
StandaltbeMer oi his party, Will
either Villas or Voorhees, for sec
uld place Oil the ticket.
Those Democratic politicians
who have openly condemned tli'
President for not turning partisan
Republicans out Of tho Washing
ton departments taStenough are bt
coming reconc,led TO tie situation
Those WHO have taken the trouble
toslnck Into the subject have dis
covered that the nilll may hav'
been grinding slowly, but it Is dc
lug It's work surely. The lanlilia
faces are rapidly disappearing frou
the executive departments, an'
men who once occupied high AM
responsible positions under Repul
llcan administrations Cab now b
seen idllng away Their lime on tn
strerls.-Cor. BALTIC. sun.
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John Sullivan, the "Slugger,'
has lately visited BALTIMORE and
Washington. and the consideration
which he seems to be receiving at
the hands of prominent people, in
dictates that notoriety is all that is
required to secure recognition in
tic higher circles. Brute that he
is, he is nevertheless praised and
toasted and tlattered-and men
who usually condemn the bully
and tie lackguard, seem only to
lie TOO happy, to treat with defer
ence ore WHO is acknowledged to
he their chief. Why he should be
so lionized and caressed, 10y men.
who claim high standard of NOR
atty and are h0nored fortheir intel
leciuall gifts, neither Of which lie
possesses, seems strange beyond
our comprehension, unless losing
sight of the man we admire him for
his strength, as we would any 9th
or animal.
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Tie General Assembly Of Vir--
Gil ii has taken a recess until April
21Ii', and not until May Sd, as was
fir announced. In the meantime
tho representatives. of The foreign
londholdtis are eXi eciod 10 arrive
III Richmond, and confer with the
joint Legislative commissioner ref.
elcEce 10 the debt question. a set
Element Of the u.uch vexed ques-
ten uow seems probable, and for
such a contamination every patriot
i'll Virginia, whatever bis party af
iiiiations, Will devoutly pray.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1887-04-09

Tie Supreme Court of Appeals
OF Virginia. has affirmed the .iudg
nelt Of the Circuit Court OF Rich
monweallh against one S. Brown
Allen, Naioue's Auditor of the
State, II d he State therefore will
recover OF Allen and his surcties
$500 of its funds which lie had
m:aal priatod, ty paying ovcrto
his i4ctl!er-ln-law HamiltonaS com.
missioner for collecting delinquent
taxes.
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60 the owner or owners OF the
schooner "Daisy" and all others
concerned:
You are hereby notified that'T
shall on the LIST day of April term
of the County Court of Accomack
county, State of Virginia, Git being
the 25th day Of April next). move
the said court to take np,sdecide
upon, and enter Judgment accord
ing to law upon the questions in.
volved in the following petition,
which was regularly fled at the
February term lastofthe said court.
The said petite u was as fellows:
''To the Hon. George r. Garri-
son, Judge ofthe County Court for
Accomack county, State Of Vir.
ginia."
Your Petitioner, James H. Fetch.
CT, Jr., attorney for the Common.
wealth Of the said county, begs
leave to submit to your Honor the
following case: that on the 11th day
of December, A. d., 1886, the
schooner "DaiSy" was found enl-
ploved by George Highland and
Delaney Wright in dredging for
oysters within the waters Of this
Commonwealth, to wit, III POGO
moke Sound, they, the said George
Highland aud Delaney Wright not
then beng residents of this State;
aud your petitioner further states
that the owner or owners of said
schooner,tackle and appurtenances
are TO your petitioner unknown.
Your petitio. er therefore prays
that HE said schooner, "DaiSy,'
with her tackle and up.
be forfeited to the
Commonwealth of Virginia. And
your petitioner Will ever pray SCI
Given under my hand as Com
attorney for lhetcoun-
ty of .Accomack, this 10Th day of
March, AID, 1887.
JAMES III. FLETCHER, JR.
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NIUSEo Vt. BE-
Ward tom, Nnrthainrton county
Mercantile Notice.

/
20 my friends, customers, and the
public generally, and the ladies es-
pecially.
Geing now the occupant Of one of
the largest and best lrrange.l store
ilonses on the Eastern Shore, and
having filed itwith one OF. The best
assorted and complete stock of
goods in the county, | am now.
prepared to sell at very low figures
Tor cash. or will take in exchange
torthem any and everything that
llsellinthe market, such as eggs
corn, fowl OF all kinds, pigs, calves,
sheep, etc. The attention of the
ladies is especially Invited to my.
stock of edgings of all kinds, silk
and silk trimmings, velyeteens, al
pa~as, worsteds, etc.
70 the gentlemen we offer stock
of ready made clothing, shoes, hats,
scarfs, ETC., unexcelled.
Besides, have in stock a choice
line OF groceries, such as tea, flour,
spices, sugar, cotfee-in fact every
thing that is kept in the dry goods
and grocery line.
The ladies especially who have
favored me so greatly in the past
will find my siorea pleasant resort.
My motto is "Quick sales aud small
proiits.0
Come one, come all, and you will
find me as ever
Yours, anxious to please,
JOS, G. WESCOTT,
Coal Kiln. Va.
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An cquestrianstaiue otGen Albert
Sydney Johnston was unveiled at
New Orleans last Wednesday, with
imposing ceremonies, under the
auspices OF the Association of the
Army of Tennessee. An immense
assemblage ofpeople were present,
mohahly over 10000. Hon. JEFF
fcrsou Davis delivered an address
on the occaSion.
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Thelradc dollar is Icing redeemed
slowly and the indications are thu
il.cle aIc less Of these coins i'll ex-
i>tence than wasat first supposed.
According to i've last returns, the
totai,edemrticn ofthe dollar.wllich
las Eeen so severely abused,
amounts to SO S7G.73O. and it is now
thought tliattle entire rcden ption
WILL not exceed six OF seven mil
Ion.
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Tie annual report Of the super
intendent of public instruction in
Virginia, Mr.. john l.. Buchanan.
shows that tie average length of
the school term is nearly SIX
months, that i, cities and towns
flcm.Sevcn to ten months, and the
nnmherot schools 6, 763, snincrcase
OF 1SS during the year.
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appointment of the State Committee to
Meet the BOndholdcrs.

RICHMOND; VA, April 4.-Gov,
ernor Lee today received the fol
lowing cableeram from the Chair
man of the counsel of foreign bond.
holders:
"LoNDoN.- The commission is in
preparation and will start in few
days. I will further advise you
when ready.
''BoUvERIE."
The Governor transmitted the
cablegram to both houses OF tie
Legislature, whereupon the follow
ing joint committee was appointed
to meet the representatives of the
boudholderS ana confer with them
upon the debt question with il view
to its settlement: Senators Stubs,
Wickham and Rhea, Delegates Bar
boul, Fisgett, Pollard, Downing
and DarSt, also President OF the
Senate Massey and Speaker OF the
House Stewart.
us thought that a majority Of
this commission favor, or would IN
der certain contingencies favor, The
proposed constitutional amend
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The Hygeia Hotel was sold last
Thursday Tor s3525OO. 1t was
bought by Mrs. PhoehuS.

A Democrat Was elected Govern
or of Rhode Island at the election
last Tuesday, aud it is thought that
the entire Democratic ticket has
been successful. The ltlle State
consequently has not occupied so
much public attention since the
Sprague scandal.
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At oiney General Ayres. Of

At oiney General Ayres. of Viz
Ginla. in response to an inquiry
tlon tlit.. Legislature, has gwen an
opinion in reference to the recent
decision of the United States Su
m,me Court. inlesn to the drum
mels' l;ceMSe tax. TO the effect hat
Tie decision invalidates The impo
sition of a license tax upon non
residents WHO may sell in Virginia
by sample OF other representation,
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We will also pay Speclal-premlums;
on all other farm products that are
worthy Of premiums, il exhibited at
fair and grown by
Virginius or Ocean Guano.
No other fertilizers are to be used
in connection with Virgillius or
Ocean guanos in competition for
these premiums. and every farmer
entering produce for these prem
irms will be required to state how
much gnano he used and the mode
of applying tie same. These prem
iums are open for competition for
all farmers of Accomar and North
ampton counties, Va. 1t is urnces-
AIRY for us to say more of these gu
amos than this, they are adapted
for all crops,and they are surpassed
by no glluno or fertilizer OH the
market, they are fully up 70 last
wears standard, and offered for
sale Ivy tlie following well known re-
liable business firms: N
Kent & Wilson, Parksley; A. +.
Mear<, Mearsville; J. G. Jnstis g
! Co. Hopkins, Bro. 81 Co., Hunting
Greek; Hopkins & Bro, Powell u
NAPLES. w. d. Lewis, Onancock;
Powell & Garrison, Wachapreagne
lily; Martin, iiollman's wharf;
r. j. Nottingham, Northampton
county; a. S. Matthews, Temper
knoxville VD
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= or $ aaleo


I will sell privately. the store house
and dwelling attaclietl.loca in Pu 60
league. Al ccmac county. Va, belonging
tn the estate Of james L. Grotcn, de-
caused. ;nd lately occupied by Joseph G..
Wcscott. 1t will he sold subject 10 II
ground rent of so year, or in fee, as
Tie purchaser may elect. This is of
The most. If Hot HE most eligible Local
lions in the village for II store and Can
III easily converted into IL hotel if de-
lied ~ he purchaser Seldom is al on;
portuuity presented to b"y 81 desirable
Il property. Terms will Gr made e;lsy to
suit tile pllrci:;lser, If :he purchase money
is amply secured. Possession given i'm
metiiutcly. BEN. Il. GU y TER,
Executor of James Z. Crotch.
Accnnnc G.. IL. Va.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

STAUNToN, VA, april 5th.-Tlle
local option election here to day re
suited lnama.jorlty of % for license,
i'll Il Total vote Of l, 1872.
The election in tllc Court House
district of Buckingham county re-
suited in Il vote OF ia against Ii.
ccnse to sell liquor and 81 for Ii
cenSe.
A local option elect on in Lee
District, Shenandoah county, Va,
resulted in Il victory for the wes
ticket.
Reuben NJ. West, colored man
known to more prominent men in
the State than ally member of his
race, died in Richmond Tuesday.
aged about sc. He was tile last
survivor of the old band attached
to the Richmond Light Infantry
Blues before the war. Forty years
ago West had fifteen or twenty
thousand dollars invested in the
African slave trade. West was a
barber.
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BENJAMIN T. SCOTT.
L. and Fer S ale.

B. auih oritv Of Miss NJ. Virginia
Copes,I offer for sale at private COIL
tract her farm. formerly belonging
to WiIiam Copcs, containing some
eighty $50 acres. The premises
consist G.; both cleared and wood
'ianil.s with plenty Of resources for
ilies Tor farm 81 Tie s SIZE, and Tie
same are located within ] miles of
ParkSley station.
JOHN j. BLACKSTONE,
1887. April 9th.
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Persons desiring his services from
IL distance may send their mares to
my house and | willcllar@e for their
board actual cost Of feed.
He will be ut Eastvile every court
day. Respectfully.